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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-08-08

1prebung Der lGmmtlt1e1 elf Nngeflagtet,
1ta9oem Der 5tp0lfte l6on porber ft6 Ielbit
16tloig erfldrt bate. Nber Die @rt, iDte
Die @el6tpprenen bic Strafen betnei1en bae
ben, 1T 3utt1 She'll re6t lpnoerbar. 0enn
fpdbrelto iteben Der gngetlagteu SIT ie otpet
Sabren 3u6tbaus perurt9etlt ltro, befillbet
ii0 urter Den 8ier, tpel9e nit elmer blpBen
gelobuBe ~1uegfommeit, aud Der, tpelder fir
ben Rerrldergeiit Der gan3et Banbe gilt, -
8ud WtcGartbp.
Der groseB murbe bonn StaatSantpaGt
Grtltneu nno ietnen MlIi1tenten 6nrtbmann
uno 9Salfer nit GROCER Tdbi9tett geflbrt
UNI BON Hi0ter SamieiOn pilroig geleitet.
Nber IS I6elr1et inter ben @eI0iporenen
1tebet gltet GinfliiI1en au0 etntge lhltmnte
9~efpaltet 81 ba6en. l1nO 10 lit tebt Oen
5lt6tbausi 6netbern gu Solicit bte Wtibe
er1pdrt, fin Den 2etbeSltn1fdng bes Sting
metlters bon 8udtrg Conn etnen 9eltretften
@rtra3Nn5ug 5t berferttgen.
Smr1erDtn lie9t in Ser Tbatia6e, baB
ldrllmtlt9e AngefluQte i6uIbtg befu1oen
llnb lteben St d3udtballs perurtbeiLt itnO,
bic 0etpabr fir cine e6rltbe Gertpaltung
Goof Gonntp's in Sen nG1iten SaDren.
11nb burd bic l0nabpolle 6lutbt
Wtc@artgle's 9etptBt8t, i9eitelt Die 8eDorz
ben ernitIi6 buruuf beoad)t 81 ietn, baB bic
Sieben tbrer 3peitdbrtgen 3u6tbauSitrafe
ebett 10 tpe1tg entgeDen neroelt, tpie WHfe
9tc0onalb's .8rlber ieiaer breiidbrigett
3lht1auSitrafe.
Nber mdbreno in SQtnnis Der arlte1eufel,
tpetdDer etllen Hod poer eir Baar SoIen 9ez
1toDlen bat, o6ne biel 6eoerleien na6 Solicit
ooer S6elter tDatbert, meroen bic Nntpalte
Oerjentger, iDelde pbne 9tOtb Die lrn1utD
uro odS un9ltd beraubt Dabet, iebt tbre
elellben &lnite aufbietet, nm ben Strafz
pouSug gu Derbtnoern ODER tpentgftens SI
persDgern. 2ebteres .tptro ibnen geltngen,
bod Griteres tpobI nt9t.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-08-08

den Turntern ie5r biel 3u tbun ibrto.
0SG6ren6. ie ieBt bur6l6nittlt1, Elm Sabr
ta's anoere, llnO etn SSelO gegen bas anoere
gereobnet, faum II bis - 8uibel bonn
Nfer ernten, re6net mani in england 20
8uibe[ lSei5en ais cine 0ur6l9ntttsertte.
Dofiir erbGLt Der engIii9e .Tarner etnen
ooppelt 10 bp6elt Rrets, tpie BET 6drttter tt
uni erem 0elten erbdlt, neil iener bem Bet
ntti6en Worfte 10 nabe lit, unb bie Soften
bes TRANSPORTS 5ur Seefiiite urb iiber's
W2eer negfallett. St fam ferner Ietn
Strob perfdufen. uno baS Stro6 BON eiftein
eirt3tgen older brtttgt mdn9mal Bis su $40.
Gen 0urdi0nittstpertb Ser @rnte bonn
Qfer rednet man In England auf 81. 80.
0enno6 tann Der engIii6e Sarmer oabet
IN Solge Ser boben 2dlt0rente, Die er Sem
@rltnbbeftber be3ablen mrB, int Solge Der
boben Steuern nnb Ser Soften Der Dim
9u1te, mtttelit 6eren CT feline grDBen @rrten
erSieit, ntGt beiteben. @r bpftt ieBt duf
Before 9reiie in Tolge bes Nblebmens Ser
@tnfltbr amerifalltihen Wet5enS. @ber
tpenn bitie beiieren Breiie tommen, 10 miro
aud Ser @etSetbalt IN Ben Ser. Staaten
etnen nelet Mltfi6tDung nebmen. SSn=
3ptl9een lit bic @infubr inoti6en, d~uitrolt=
i6en unb iitbumertfanti6en Net3ens mad
@nglnn0 in Ser 3unabmte begrtffett. 0ieier
ltnt1tunb tptrO 60s @tntreten zines Yrei5>
dufi1lugs borlduftg nod IN Die 6erne
i6teben. C&n3. 5. 3d.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-08-08
@enetat 9nt&t-
@Dtcago, 2, Quguit.

@uf telegrap6iI9em @ege 1T Der Dor bret
Monaten 10 fur6tbar aus 6altenDe @tlens
freiierS@ eneral 8 II NJ, ben nod Gm 8. Suit
gegen b~uliberttauienb 1alb tpabnltni!tge A5az
riier pie eiuen A6gott unO @rl0ier f%eterten,
5u eineln ldderli9en 6anStpurlt 8etporoe1t-
Ser iritbere Wetniiter Serrp onrtte Inn
Dffentlt6 ais Sen 6cros per3tn9elS
GangeI (cafes chantants) beseiGnen uno
oontt benz in Sranfreib tDDtItben 8lud)e
Der 2G6erlt9fett auSieBen. I'm ll9
eini9erlnaben tpieDer berdussnbeiBertL pat
nun 8oulanger ben i6netetgen @r>A{lnt5
1ter gum 3petfampf berauSgeforoert uno
0ieier bat aud Die 5erauSforDer1f1g GlI9es
npmmen; = beute ioq baS s3ulamn!entrefcs
fen itattfinben. 2lletn mar tpetB ia, pap
i'm b~eutigen Iranfrei6 bas 0pe!l gum Pol5s
lenlpiel 6era6geiunfen 1T, nobel, tpenl1 allT
9iitolen Goseeganssn tpirb, et1lt9e go@sg M
Die gfatur gei6oiien tperher, aber tenn Slnl
flieBt, - 8enn baS anii6en 8oHlan8er
unb SerrD ebenip perlduft, tptrb 1erer err
redt Der 2G0erli6feit per- fallen IND gum
@eneral 8 nm berunterlt1fen.
lleberbaupt peiit feline gdrlSe Fllpn1ese
Qaufbabn nlanbe Qffenbq9'lde 3SAge 9pf.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-08-08

angeii6ts oes seipa(tiget @ttOrufS, mel7
6en bicicr 8rief i'm bentofratil0en Sager IN
Seras ma6te, iagte &eaga1t in eiltem 6enls
briefe at Oapis ipentge Goge DOT Der Nb7
ftimmung SpleenbeS: uSbr 8rtef. iptro Der
Sadie Der grobibttton Diele Snuienoe ppm
Stinmen fo{ten ia er mag, 10 fiir0ten mir
ben Notwithstanding gu Sale brtngett."
Dtele grop6eSeiung lit aur Wu5rbeit getpor1
ben. lln6 9tien1drlo fann Dem eDemditgen
6aupte Der flu6tparoigen Sflapen6alter7
&ebeaion bas groBe geroienit abipreben,
baB es un Qlbenb ieines 2ebenS elmer dnoe@
rem Qlrt bon OespotismuS, pelder ebenlo
iadnolt9 lit tpie Die friibere Stlaoeitbalter1
Eprannei, i'm iptGtigftelt uno sufurftret6s
iten GbetIe 6es Siibens ben GooeS1toB oerz
iebt bot.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-08-08
@rohtOittom a...s st,ts1tefernme.

S6m16liG lit es, tpenit Elm Stdat getltetne
0er6reber, pel6e ii6 int tDn 9eflltdtet
baben, l1idt ausltefert. 9oG ebetlo 1dn1ab>
it'd If eS, ipenrt Elm Staat Wfdnner duSlte1
fert, tpeld1e etipas yberbrDden" Dabet, oaS
mad ieineu eioeuen Detnunfttgeren @eleBen
oar feitl Gerbre9en, ia iiberDatpt fettt ut5
redt lit. @u1 erfennen gerihtli6e ln0
iogar oberbunoesgeri9tIt6e gntl6etonngen
ausbriifli6 an, 0aB Elm Stdat IN Dem ebert
angefibrten Sale etnen Sll9tltn9 1ttdt
alS3uliefern brau6t, ipenlt er htdt tptu.
Oen1toD 6dt befdntttlt6 81 ouDertetr
M arm 5 ufe Dpn Wiourt 1ueb7
rere gang anftdnbtge Wtrtbe, Die ith Dor
ben ideuBlt6en BrobtbtttDnnSgez
ieBen &an as na6 Wftllourt gee
fIii6tet bdtten, ia ipgdr belt aagenet1 ge>
a9teten 8ierbrauer Walruff auf oaS Ser
Iangen 6es @ohnerneur Wfarttn on &anlas
auSgeltefert.
sSSebt lit in Wei1Iourt auf @erlan9en 6eS
gouberneur Wfarttn tpieber Elm Stu 6t@
ItngauS &am1aS fe1tgenontmert NOR
oen, 0eiien ganse5 8erbre6en in elmer lebers
tretl1n9 Ser YroDibttiou be1tebt. Der @ouz
nerteur Marmaoufe dber, tpeld)er ltd gum
TangbuitDe Ser OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES bon
&onlas erniebrtgt bate, lit auf elmer Sunni
melreiie in europa begrtffen, tute fte ME sas
Dor Der @ouperneur zines amertfantl9en
StQates unternpmmen bat. 9arum folnn1t
es nun auf ieinen SteQpertreter, ben 8t5 e
gouberneur Wprebpuie, an, OBJ
cine Nuslieferung itattfinben miro o0er
nidt. Serr Mtore1ouie lit burdauS ni6t
an Dos i1le0te 8eilpiel Wtarn1aoufe's ge=
bunoen. Sein Treunb, Der vNn5. B. S.,
reDet tbnt 10 ms @etpifien:
v6ofentli6 mtrb BtaegpuDerneur WtOrez
bouie ben &aniaier Sanattfern ben @efaaen
ntdt tbun, ibrer gebdiitgen Gerfolgungss
i1bt einen Wiann ausSultefern, Der ii9
na1 Sen @eieyert Wfiliouri'S un0 Der gan5en
ciptliitrten Belt, nit IuSnabme bon Ganz
las, Sonia uno Wtaine, feines gerbre6enS
ldlulDig geu1u0t bat. Sine 10 geDetltgte
Ginri6tung lit Sic 9robibitton Denn bod
nod ni6t g~etDoroen, baB Der @ouperneltr
bes freten States Wtiiiouri it6 fur ite sum
6di6er ber9eben mitBte. @enn Gi5egouz
per1eltr WtorebouIe ais ftngirel0er eriter
8eat1ter bes Staate5 Der radii6tigen Ser
fclgung Der fanati16en Semperen3ler Salt
gebietet, 10 wtro linn ie6er perltGnoige un6
redtli9 beufen6e Wfeni6 8etfaI 3olen.
Ct gilt ais Elm Wtattlt bon Saft unb Ge6tS>
gefibl, Der leine ei9enen Metnungen ltnb
Sen Ututb bat, mad ibnen gu 6anoeIu."
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-08-08
Gbrem=SMttIe.

General GuttIe, 6as Saupt Ser
@rdnb Qrmn BON SOMA un0 Der
9auptbei6impfer bes BrGitbenten gIeoes
lamb, lit, Dte tir3lid an bieier Steue 9e7
Sei8t tpuree, BON ieinen iebtgen Republican,
i6eu unb experimentation @0nnern unb
9erren ielbft frilber ibertpieien tuorben, baB
er I'M 8ur9erfrie9e, ais &oms
III GnDant BON NGt6ea in Wfiiiippi,
gr0biide S6tpinoeleien beSing unb nit
Gjeitant aboarlfte.
SEPT wirb aud Der amtIt@e Be-
rid an's 9i4t geaogeRs peL&eu i'm Sabre
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-08-08
Scr @abrfprm0 int Gbtea9per
81tOIersWrD3ck.

Der aim Nben6 bes 5, @ltguit erfolgte
Wabripru6 Ser Gei6norenet1 inn groBen
8ublerproseB wirb ben ~ebren6aften Gbeil
Der 8iirgeri6aft ntbt sGnsli1 befrieotgen.
Alsreings enbete er nit Der @dglOias
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-06-15
IMPORTANT MEETING
OF the PASSENGER DEPART
MENT OF THE CENTRAL
Tranio ACCOMPLISHMENTS and
Reduced Rates Oeded In
Several Gases.

CHICAGO, ILL, June 14.-An i'm.
portant meeting Of the p s3spger de-.
p4rtment of the Central Traffic Asso.
citation began here today. Nearly
every important line was represented.
The first matter 10 come up for con.
sideration was the resolution 10 adopt
the trunk line rule of 2 cents per mile
for parties Of orty or more travelling
together in the same direction. The
meeting declined to take such q step.
A rate Of one lowest unlim ted fare
for tie round trip was made for the
National Educational Association to
meet at Chicago in July. 1t was re-
solved tn 1t for the Fourth of Ju y ex.
curslon rstes, loca ly, Of one fare for
the round trip between all points in
the Central Titffic territory might be
made. The tickets may be sold Ju y
I'd, Sd and 4th, good going on the day
OF sale and good returning only on the
4th and 9th, For large political con-
ventions and meetings of similar
character, that cannot be handled on
the cert fcate plan, excursion rates on
round trip tickets we're allowed to be
authorised by the vice chairman,
then sssented to by three-iourths OF
the lines terminating at the point
where the meeting lie to be held. 0Je
fare round Trip tickets for the Grand
Encampment OF the Grand Army Of
the Republic at st. Louis were or
dered placed on sale Sep EN- yer Goth,
the sale to close September 20 h, good
to return up to and including October
Goth,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-06-15
CHANDLER ELECTED
To BE U. n. SENATOR FROM NEW
HAMPSHIRE
To FIJI the Unexpired Term or
Senator Pihe-Ho Gets q
BiE Majority.

OoNcoRD, N. H., June 14.-The Sem
ate this morning, at IL o'clock, voted
for United States Senator, every MEM
Der being present. The ballot re-
suited as follows: Harry Bingham
Democrat, 8; William L Chandler. Re-
publican, 10. The House will vote at
noon.
The House voted for q Unitsd States
Senator at 1905 p. IN. There was a
large attendance Of members aud the
galleries and Hobbies completely filed.
The balloting proceeded quietly and
resulted rs follows: Simon o. Griffin,
l; Joseph Wentworth, l; Gilbert
Marston, 4; Harry Bingham, 1856; VIM.
r. Chandler, 1856.
Mr.. Chandler having msjority OF
votes the Speaker directed that his
name be entered on the journal "a the
choice OF a majority OF the House.
All the Republicans were present and
voted for Chandler. Mr.. Gould,
dem, was the only abssntes. There
being m3jority for Chandler in the
two houses he is elected to fill the
unexpired term Of the late Sonat Jr
Pike. Under the law both branches
Of the Legislature meet in joint con-
vsntion tomorrow, when the journal
OF todsy's ballotiDg will be compared
and q formal announcement OF Mr..
Ohandlsr's election msde.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-06-15
THREE YOUNG WIDOWS"
A Bright Production OF q OhtoAgO
Newspaper Man.

CHICAGO, June 1.-THE first pre-
sentation OF "Three Young Widows"
q bright skit ON Anglo mania, was
witnessed by good sized audience at
the Chicago Opera House this after
noon. Curtis ] Dnnham, the author
Of the piece, is q we'll known Chicago
newspaper man. Until recently he
was in the Associated Press service
here, and previous TO that had made
himself record on the Chicago Daily
N,tpS and other OhicsRo papers. The
play was very fsvoIably received and
compared we'll with such standard
works as Sir Charles Younp's COM
edy, t'Ibst Dreadful Doctor" and W.
s GI bafse "CrestuIes of Impulse" "
which folio wed Il ~ after pieces.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-06-15
NASHVILLE, TENN.
A "PAiufulIy hOaest" Prisoner
PArdOned for Good Behavior.
IsrzoIAL TO ruH APpRAL.I


NASHVILLE, TRNN., June IA Tip
Curtis, convicted two years ago of the
murder OF one Vaughan in Nashville,
and sentenced to twelve years impris
onment, will be pardoned by Gov.
Taylor on July 4th, There are some
remarkable features connected with
this case. When the crime was COM
mitted Curtis was released on bond
of only $1,000 He went down into
Alabama and engaged in business,
pr, speripg 30 greatly that he could
have jumped his bond without far.
He refused to do this, and came back
here and was tried and sentenced.
He has been "trusty" at the "pen"
since his incarceration, and has made
30 good an impression on all the off.
cias there that in recommending q
pardon the warden declares that Our
tie 10 "a painiu ly honest man."
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-06-15
ktrnch hI LInhinInr.

ST. JoRrH, NO., June 14.--Matt
Rspp, a prominent farmer living seven
miles east OF this city was instantly
killed by lightning last night. Mr..
Rspp swoke in the middle of the night
AID went to the side door to see how
violent the storm was The moment
he opened the door bolt Of lightning
rent the air and he fell dead in the
arms OF his wife. The only mark upon
the body was blue mark extending
from temple to temple under the chin.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-06-15

A Bad u eAk an wheel p.
CHICAGO, June l4.-Thers O panic
IN the wheat pit on the Beard Of
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-06-15
Thoy Arc het noFry.

There is one thing nobody ever re-
grets-that is, the day they first adopt
cd Psrker's Tonic as their regular fam
lily medicine. It's range is so wide
and Its good effects 80 sure, that moth
ing else, except good nursing, ar
needed in great majority OF cases
Buy II, try 1t, and aiterwsrd II will moi
require any praise from MS.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-06-15

clpins Hgursssd yesterday, declined,
with slight fuciuations, 1c. aud closed
tc lower than yesterday. July opened
at $50, and closed at SIZE
Oats, owing to the excitement In
wheat, received but little attention.
ONE OF THE CLIQUE.
CINCINNATI, OHIO, June Al. W.
Wiltshire, who has been named ss one
OF the Clncinnali Clique conntc'ei
with the Chicago wheat deal, was
asked today what he had to say con-
corning the tumble, but most emphat-
ically rsius d to ssy anything, or to
admit that he knew anything more
than anyb )dy else about the matter.
THREE YAILJRBs AT MILWAUKEE,.
MILWAUKEE, Wis, June 1.-THE
sudden drop In wheat at all the great
gr In csnters caused intense excite
ment on Change today. Three fail
ures were announced, VIZ: Frank
Wilson, Joseph Wilde, and Hill,
PleitEheim Il Co., the latter being tho
Milwaukee branch Of O. ]. Kershaw &
TO, OF Chicago. Hooker. Orittenden
" VI Ciuoou Jul MI iuelf tIA ltb' lutlT
failure depends on the ability OF the
Kershaw crowd TO meet all their obli-
cations.
TWO MORE FAILURES.
CHICAGO, ILL June IA -2:30 pm
II has just been announced on the
Board OF Trade that the com mission
firms Of Hamiil d Brine and K. w.
Berry have suspended.
THE rAsIB STRIKES DULUTH.
DULUTH, MINI, June Panic
struck the wheat market this morn
ing creating havoc among the dealers.
July opened at zoe, sslIer; August at
Soc, seller Rsceiots, 1920 bushels;
268,243 bushels and 27 car
loads. July oosed at 724G; Aug ust,
73a, bid.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-06-15
On Drauxht.

Nashville Sulphur Water, fresh from
the spring. on draught at A. Garibaldi's,
No. 424 Main street, corner Beale.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-12-14
The Dispute Among the Cherokees.

ST. Louis. Dec. 13.-Advices from Tahlequah.
l. t., say that the ultmatum in the political
crisis has been reached by the Nationals calling
on the United States government to settle mat
tiers. They have issued circular declaring that
an responsible body of men have taken forcible
possession of the capitol and executive Office,
and ask that they at once be disarmed They
demand that the status as existing before the
seizure be fully restored. The Nationals will
then be willing to refer arbitration the settle
ment of the difficulties. The Downings answer,
indorsing the desire for peace. but refuse to turn
over the government to Bushyhead. disclaiming
that the capitol is in the hands of armed mob.
but under the control of regularly elected Off
GERS, who were not regularly sworn in because
of the negligence of the Nationals. and as there
was no legally qualified executive it became nee
essary, to save the country from anarchy, for
the officers elected to take their seats. The man
ifesto proclaims that Bushyheads term expired
Nov. z. They accordingly decline arbitration
until it can be more clearly shown that the laws
of the Cherokee nation not adequate to de-
termine such crisis. Agent Owen made a talk
to large mass meeting of both parties and in
formed the people that he had a document
signed by the leading men of each party pledg-
ing peace He had telegraphed the Indian of
flee at Washington, and commissioners would
be sent at once to settle the matter. The Ma
tional members of the Senate and House refuse
to obey Mays proclamation of an extra session,
and most of them have gone TO their homes.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-12-14
Harrison and Hawley.


TO the Editor of the Indianapolis Jou rnal:
II the Republicans of Indiana go to work Wig
orously and intelligently they can not only carry
the State next fall but elect q President of the
United States. General Harrison is our man.
With him presidential candidate and with
Porter and Robertson to head our State ticket,
we can make clean sweep. General Hawley
can and will capture Connecticut. and with these
two doubtful States assured. we need not de-
pend upon New York. But this is a ticket that
will win in New York. Both these gentlemen
were excellent Union soldiers; both have served
in the United States Senate; both are men OF
commanding ability. Both are citizens OF
unsullied personal character, against whom
nothing be said, well as Republicans
dyed in the wool. Both these men are exceed
ingy popular in New York-General Hawley
especially so-while General Harrison's Vlr-
GINA antecedents will go far toward supplying
the lacking AGA votes necessary to make her a
Republican State. To accomplish this result re-
quires work. Not only should General Har-
rison's friends in Indiana organize Harrison and
Hawley clubs in every town in this State, but
also they should do the same in the neigh boring
States. They should be composed of sagacious,
earnest men, who will see that the great news
papers OF our great cities give proper precedence
to this combination. Six months earnest, ag-
gressive work will win the day. 1t is time to
begin. The issue is now made up and the con-
vention called. Further delay may take the
prize away from
80 FAR as can hear, the RepuDlcans OF Indl-
ana are unanimous upon Porter and Robertson
for our next Governor and Lieutenant governor.
Every thing considered, Albert G. Porter is the
stronges, and most popular Republican in Indi-
ana. No man in the State can poll the votes
that he can. In 1880 he distanced all competi-
tors and from 81 to S5 gave q model admin
istration. Col. r. S. Robertson is everybodys
choice fo- the second place, and the renomina-
ton of the present State officers a foregone con-
clusion.
With Harrison and Hawley for President and
Vice-president, Porter and Robertson for Gov
ernor and Lieutenant governor. with protection
against ee-trade for the leading issue, Indiana
IN 1888 is good for 0.OO0 Republican majority.
We won in SO on the gerrymander and anti
fraud issue the first Republican victory in an
off year for twenty years. In addition to these
issues we have the Democratic ballot-box frauds
of SO, and Coyism with Green Smith for make
weight Republican defeat in Indiana in 1888
can only come from laundering. blunder
in politics is as bad a crime.
LoGANsPoRT, Dec. II D. p. BALDWIN.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-12-14
Burglar Killed by a Young Girl.

PARKERsBURG. w. Va. Dec 13.-Last night
the family of Joseph Mullen, residing in Cabeu
county, below here, were awakened by noises at
the window. A little girl told her sister she
thought some men were trying to get in. The
halfway through upstairs window.
Slipping out of the room, the
young lady got revolver. Return
ing quietly, she watched the Negroes actions.
Her noise evidently had frightened him, for,
after getting into the room, he crawled half
way out again. when the young woman. to
brighten him, fred the revolver. She made
center shot. however. and the burglar fell dead
on porch and rolled to the ground. An inves-
tigation showed that the bullet had entered his
brain. Another man was seen running away,
but he was not caught. The young womap, of
course, has been declared innocent of any at
tempt at murder. Though much shocked at
what she did, she is the heroine of the hour.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-12-14
Is This What Ais Tou2

Doyou have dull, heavy headache, obstruction
of the nasal passages, discharges falling from
the head into the throat sometimes profuse,
watery, and acrid, at others, thick, tenacious
mucous, purulent, bloody and putrid; eyes weak,
watery, and infamed; ringing in the ears, deaf
ness. hacking or coughing to clear the throat
expectoration of offensive matter together with
scabs from ulcers; voice changed and nasal
twang; breath offensive smell and taste impaired;
is there sensation of dizziness, with mental
depression, a hacking cough and general debility
If you have all, or any considerable number of
these symptoms, you suffering from nasal
catarrh- The complicated your disease
has become, the greater the number and
diversity of symptoms. Thousands of cases
annually, without manifesting half of the above
symptoms, result in consumption, and end in
the grave. No disease is SO common, more
deceptive and dangerous, or less understood, or
more unsuccessfuly treated by physicians
The manufacturers of DR.. Sages catarrh
remedy offer. in good faith, reward of $500
for a of this disease which they cannot
cure. The remedy is sold by druggists, at only
so cents.